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Stories · 4

  1. Replace Your Windows With LCD Panels

    Hardware · Displays · · posted by timothy · from the but-how-do-the-local-burglars-look? dept. · 380 comments
    hoagaboom writes "I had particularly ugly neighbors and a lot of LCD panels laying around, so why not build a Virtual Window? I really wanted to do full motion video, but PCI bandwidth is standing in my way. So with multiple PCIE vid cards, any suggestions on how to split a full motion video stream in Linux?"

  2. Replace Your Windows With LCD Panels

    Hardware · Displays · · posted by timothy · from the but-how-do-the-local-burglars-look? dept. · 380 comments
    hoagaboom writes "I had particularly ugly neighbors and a lot of LCD panels laying around, so why not build a Virtual Window? I really wanted to do full motion video, but PCI bandwidth is standing in my way. So with multiple PCIE vid cards, any suggestions on how to split a full motion video stream in Linux?"

  3. Build Your Own Cityscape

    Humor · · posted by ryuzaki0 · from the we-built-this-city-from-rock-and-roll dept. · 251 comments
    Hoagy writes "Many friends think I've moved when I show them this picture. I've constructed a lit model of midtown Manhattan to fill an otherwise unspectactular view out of our kitchen window. The website details the construction process and how to design and build your own. The city lights also automatically turn on/off via an X10 cronjob on my home Linux server." Nice hack job.

  4. Build Your Own Cityscape

    Humor · · posted by ryuzaki0 · from the we-built-this-city-from-rock-and-roll dept. · 251 comments
    Hoagy writes "Many friends think I've moved when I show them this picture. I've constructed a lit model of midtown Manhattan to fill an otherwise unspectactular view out of our kitchen window. The website details the construction process and how to design and build your own. The city lights also automatically turn on/off via an X10 cronjob on my home Linux server." Nice hack job.